Phnom Penh, Cambodia
For many travelers, Phnom Penh is just a quick stopover between the temples of Angkor and more "attractive" locales in Laos and Thailand. To many, a couple days is more than enough to explore Khmer Rouge history and maybe see the palace, along with sorting out visas, buying plane tickets, and other logistical tasks. For those willing to stay a bit and find out what the city has to offer, there is much to be discovered including good food, good drink, and good people.
Where to Stay
Eureka Villas
Lone Star Saloon and Guesthouse
Narin Guesthouse
Smiley's Hotel
Splash Inn
Tat Guesthouse
Villa Paradiso
White Mansion Boutique Hotel
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Where to Eat (click here for details)
Alley Cat
Aussie XL
Cafe Fresco
Cantina
Freebird
Garage
Gym Bar
Jars of Clay
Java Cafe
Khmer Kitchen
La Dolce Vita
Lian Rong Dumpling Restaurant
Living Room
Lone Star Saloon and Guesthouse
New Poi Pet Restaurant
Pickled Parrot
Sher-E Punjab
What to Do (click here for details)
Aussie XL
Boat Rides
Brown Cafe
California 2
Caramel
Elsewhere
Freebird
Garage
Gym Bar
Java Cafe and Gallery
Living Room
Lone Star Saloon and Guesthouse
New Poipet Restaurant
Pickled Parrot
Quealy's Bar
Sharky's
Zeppelin Bar
Shopping and Other Services
Lucky! Lucky!
Sokhapheap Thmey
Tropical and Travellers Medical Clinic
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